Transnational Progressivism – A European Perspective

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By Arran Gold

WSJ updates us on this noble cause in Europe.

On Sept. 3, the European Court of Justice ruled that the Security Council resolution was invalid. The duty to comply with the U.N. Charter, it declared, “cannot have the effect of prejudicing [regional] constitutional principles.” In doing so, the ECJ followed its advocate general’s argument that “international law can permeate [the European Community] legal order only under the conditions set by the constitutional principles of the Community.”

A case of European exceptionalism perhaps?

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Goodbye to Col. By High

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By Duggan's Dew of Kirkintilloch

Dear Dr. Runte:

Congratulations on your appointment to Carleton University. I wish you every success.

That said, I would request that Carleton University remove me from every database, mailing and telephone list that might allow the school to get in contact with me.  Any communication that does reach me will not be answered, acknowledged or read. In light of the students’ association decision that Carleton no longer cares about me, I no longer care about Carleton.

Best regards,

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